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  1. TTY SCREENER II The TTY Screener II is a TDD monitoring system designed to eliminate voice calls and allow only incoming TTY calls for individuals who are deaf or hard of hearing. The TTY screener detects the first ring when a call comes in and responds to the caller in a TTY message. If there is no response to the message after four seconds, the unit sends a voice message explaining to the hearing caller how to make contact with the voice relay. DIMENSIONS: 1.5 x 3.5 x 5.5 inches....[More Information]

  2. ULTRASILENT UltraSilent is a telecommunication program system designed sized, scripted, and designed for installation to an organization's telephone switching system (PBX). The UltraSilent automatically interacts with text telephone (TT, TTY, or TDD) callers inthe same fashion as an interactive call processing system for the hearing caller, providing direct access to the same functionality of automated telephone systems as that enjoyed by the hearing. A text telephone caller "sees" the menu choices on the T...[More Information]

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